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Perspective Of The Colonnades Inside The Cathedral Mosque Of Cordoba. Editorial Photo


Perspective of the colonnades inside the cathedral mosque of Cordoba. Editorial Stock Photo
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Perspective of the colonnades inside the cathedral mosque of Cordoba. #189648877
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The mosque was enlarged three times in succession by the successors of Abd-Al-Rahman I, eventually covering 23,000 m2 2.3 ha, and thus becoming the largest mosque in the world after that of Mecca.

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St. Peter's Basilica colonnades, columns in Vatican City.
St. Peter's Basilica colonnades, columns in Vatican City.
St. Peter's Basilica colonnades, columns in Vatican City.
The colonnades of Vatican City under the shining sun
Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades

Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades
Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades

Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades
Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades

Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades
Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades
Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades
Bologna is a city of red brick and terracotta, palaces and colonnades
St. Petersburg, Russia, January 2020. The entrance to the park at the Smolny Institute and the New Year tree in the distance.